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Proposed source: Peter Kivisto, The Trump Phenomenon: How the Politics of Populism Won in 2016 (pp. 98–112).
https://openlibrary.org/works/OL19715118W/The_Trump_phenomenon?edition=key%3A/books/OL26928254M
Note: This is an analytic monograph written from an explicitly critical vantage. The quotes below should be used as attributed scholarly opinion ("Sociologist Peter Kivisto writes that...") rather than as statements of fact in Wikipedia's voice. Stated as fact, several would draw an NPOV challenge; attributed, they survive.
QUOTE 1 — Tea Party religious composition (p. 105)
"In a 2011 report the Pew Research Center found that Tea Party members originate disproportionately from the ranks of white evangelical Protestants."
Possible placement: Polling section, as background on the evangelical political coalition that preceded and fed into Trump support.
QUOTE 2 — Tea Party as Trump's infrastructure (p. 105)
"Writing in 2016, journalist Kate Aronoff correctly concluded that, 'The infrastructure that paved Trump's road to electoral success was built largely by the Tea Party.'"
Possible placement: Analysis section. Note this is Kivisto quoting Aronoff, so attribution would be doubled ("Aronoff, quoted by Kivisto..."). Supports a lineage claim from religiously inflected Tea Party activism to Trump.
QUOTE 3 — Fear, white nationalism, Christian nationalism (p. 99)
"The reason is fear, the flames of which have been fanned by white nationalism and Christian nationalism, thus pushing its adherents ever further toward the extremist right."
Possible placement: Analysis section, alongside the existing Horton/Fea/Gorski material on Christian nationalism. Clearly Kivisto's interpretive claim — attribute explicitly.
QUOTE 4 — Trump's religious literacy and the religious right (p. 99)
"Trump's connection to the religious right needs to be understood by the juxtaposition of two facts: he is religiously illiterate and he needed to pander to this segment of the Republican base in order to win both the nomination and the election."
Possible placement: Characteristics section, near the existing material on Trump's disputed personal religiosity (the Bloomberg/Luntz interview lines). "Religiously illiterate" is a strongly evaluative phrase — attribute, do not state as fact.
QUOTE 5 — Norman Vincent Peale (p. 99)
"Regarding the former, his limited acquaintance with Christianity was at the hands of Norman Vincent Peale, whose 'power of positive thinking' amounted to what his biographer Christopher Lane calls 'religio-psychiatry,' a vacuous amalgam that was hooked on to a version of Christian nationalism."
Possible placement: Characteristics section, as sourced detail on the origins of Trump's religious formation. Note the embedded Lane quote and the editorializing "vacuous amalgam" — attribute the whole to Kivisto.
Bibliographic reference: Kivisto, Peter (2017). The Trump Phenomenon: How the Politics of Populism Won in 2016. Bingley, UK: Emerald Publishing. Wingmanvan (talk) 13:26, 28 May 2026 (UTC)Reply
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